The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-11
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THE EAST.
THE schedules in the assignment of
Charles Bryce, wholesale liquor dealer at
IS Front street, New York, show liabilities
of SIS, $40; nominal assets, Sl9S, 633; actual
assets, slT7,06z.
The old mill Of the Exeter On. H. Manu-
featuring Company, five stories high and
20Ox45 feet, and containing 10000 spindles,
was damaged to the extent OF 100000 by
fire the other night. Insured.
ANOTHER outbreak of cholera was re-
ported among the Britannia's passengers
in quarantine at New York. Some children
reported suffering from measles were in
reality afflicted with cholera.
THE Exchange Bank at Mcdford, Mass,
has made an assignment with $780, coo habil-
titles and unknown assets.
HowELLB. BEACH, Democratic candidate
for Governor of Rhode Island ten years
ago, has been appointed to the Supreme
Court of the State.
JOHN HoDEI, silk-weaver, living at
Hebron, Conn, recently shot his wife and
then set fire to the house. Two children
were burned to death. Hodel fled, but was
arrested.
GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN PowDERLY
and the executive board of the Knights of
Labor have issued urgent appeals for as
sistance for the striking Pennsylvania
miners.
JOHN NJ. STERLING & SoS's hosiery yarn
mill, Philadelphia, Pa, was destroyed by
IRE the other day. Loss, SIS 0OO
THE compositors on the daily papers of
Rochester, n. Y, recently presented a
scale to the proprietors, which was refused
and strike was inaugurated.
An attachment has been issued against
the lvanhoe Paper Company of New York
and Paterson, N. J. Its plant was mort
gagged a few days before for $4,000. 1t is
valued at $3.50, 0OO, and bears q first mort
gage Of S7l, 600.
Mrs. HENRY LUDLOW, of Heddcnficld, n.
J., persisted recently from burning while
extinguishing flames on her baby's cloth
ing. The accident occurred by an oilstove
upsetting. The baby escaped serious in
juries.
meeting in New York the other day, de-
cided to urge the passage of Senator Haw-
ley's Copyright bill
THE business men Of Philadelphia have
decided to entertain the British Peace
Commission in fine style during their visit
in that city.
THE Old Colony railroad OF Massachu-
sets has leased the Boston & Providence
road for ninety-nine years, with a guar
antee Of ten per cent on the stock and
81, 000, 600 bonus.
FIRE ut Oil City, Pa, the other night de-
stroyed Joseph R Reeds machine shop and
foundry, the Eagle spoke and hub works,
the militia armory and wagon shop, caus-
ing s50. 900 loss.
SEVEN or eight naval officers narrowly
escaped death by the premature bursting
of a torpedo which was being run out from
. boat at Newport, R. l., recently. The YES
sci was badly shattered and two men badly
wounded.
WEALTHY capitalists Of New York and
Philadelphia have purchased the New York
Graphic. 1t will remain an independent
Democratic newspaper.
The advisory committee Of Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, have unanimously de-
cided to recommend the calling of Rev.
Charles Berry, Of Wolverhampton, Eng
land. as Mr.. Beecher's successor.
THOMAS WALLACE, q convict in the peni.
Tertiary at Caldwell, n. J., was shot and
killed by guard while trying to escape
recently.
IT is alleged that two lepers are in
concealment in Philadelphia Steps are
ooOue ~ UC toACu W OompcI LIZ. d. mar.
lingen, their physician, to disclose their
hiding places.
THE WEST.
A BRANCH of the Society Of Veterans Of
the regular army and navy has been organ
lied in Chicago. All old regulars are eli
gible.
THE National Dairy Convention held its
opening meeting at Manchester, Ia, ON the
LIST, and was welcomed by Governor LARA
bee.
TEE condemned Anarchists, Engel, Lingg